Blue Lagoon

Famous for its stunning turquoise waters and breathtaking natural scenery, Blue Lagoon is a paradise for nature lovers.

About the Destination

The Blue Lagoon is a shallow turquoise lagoon beyond Ras Abu Galum, north of Dahab, often called one of the most beautiful places in Sinai.

What the Blue Lagoon is known for

Kitesurfing in flat, shallow water, swimming and lazing in Bedouin huts on the sand, and starry nights far from any town.

Best time to visit

Spring to autumn, when the wind is good for kiting.

How long to stay

A day trip from Dahab or a night in a beach hut.

Tips

Bring cash, water and a torch; there is no electricity in some camps.

Blue Lagoon

Getting there

To reach Blue Lagoon, travelers typically start from Dahab. From there, you can hire a 4x4 vehicle or take a camel ride along the coastline. The journey can take around 1-2 hours depending on the mode of transport. Alternatively, you can arrange a boat trip from Dahab directly to the lagoon

Attractions
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Popular Attractions

Whether you're seeking adventure, relaxation, or a deeper connection with the local heritage, our list of popular attractions will help guide your journey and ensure you don't miss the must-see locations

Accommodation

Accommodation is limited to Bedouin huts and camps on the beach.

Famous Hotels

Book with a Dahab tour or kite school, or stay in Dahab and visit for the day.

Food Experience

Meals are cooked by the Bedouin camps: fish, rice, bread and tea.

Favorite Cuisines

Simple, fresh and eaten on the sand.

Bedouin Bread
Thin flatbread baked on a metal dome or straight on the coals.
Zarb
Meat and vegetables slow-cooked underground in a sand pit.
Grilled Fish and Seafood
Fresh Red Sea fish, grilled simply with lemon and spices.
Bedouin Tea
Sweet black tea brewed with desert herbs such as habak and sage.

Transportation & More

The Blue Lagoon is reached by boat, jeep or on foot.

Transportation Options

Most visitors come by boat or jeep from Dahab.

Boats
Boat trips run from the Blue Hole area.
Jeep
Four-wheel-drive trips go via Ras Abu Galum.
Hiking and Camels
A long coastal trek from the Blue Hole.

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